I'm tired of being lectured. I bet you are as well. I'm tired of being

told I'm a racist or a misogynist or a transphobic anti-immigrant or

anti this. I'm tired of anti-Christian behavior by people some of whom even claim

their Christian because he gives them more authority. I'm tired of being told how

horrible Donald Trump supporters are by people who say you know I'm a

Republican. I'm tired of people claiming to speak for this or that group and

then saying but you people are all awful. I'm tired of hearing how offended all

these people are. I'm offended by you being offended and more importantly I don't

want to hear you anymore and I'm not going to be nice about it because you

haven't been nice to me. I'm going to call you out with more fervor than ever

before and I call on every one of you to do the same in your own life. This

is a cultural war and bullets aren't flying at least not too much just yet. I read an editorial

in the Wall Street Journal that I thought you might like to hear. It's from a fellow named Greg

Angelo. I don't know him but who he is will start to make sense. The Wall Street Journal will

publish editorials they'll call it a guest opinion but it's a guy who realizes the error of his ways

and I want to be clear about this. A lot of things that are done wrong in our society

are done wrong with the best of intentions. For instance a lot of our bad affirmative action

policies were based in the idea that we all share that you shouldn't have to go to the back of

the bus because you're black. You shouldn't be treated badly because you're black or Hispanic

or an immigrant or anything else. But out of an abundance of compassion and a desire to do right

we end up making laws that go to the other extreme the pendulum keeps swinging.

Right? We got to fix that. So let me read you this editorial. It's about Gregory Angelo.

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